méltóan

méltóan is a Hungarian adverb. It translates to English as "worthily," "fittingly," "deservingly," or "dignifiedly." It is used to describe an action or state that is appropriate or suitable for the person or thing involved, often implying respect, honor, or a level of quality that matches the circumstances.

The adverb is derived from the adjective "méltó," which means "worthy" or "deserving." The suffix "-an" is a common Hungarian adverbial suffix. Therefore, "méltóan" literally means "in a worthy manner."

Usage examples include describing someone who has passed away with dignity, or an event that was celebrated in a way that befits its significance. For instance, one might say a hero was remembered "méltóan" (worthily/fittingly), or that a celebration was conducted "méltóan" (dignifiedly/fittingly). The word carries a connotation of properness and due respect, suggesting that an action or commemoration aligns with the inherent value or importance of the subject. It is often employed in contexts of remembrance, achievement, or solemn occasions.